population: 0.0117 million

extension: 142 square kilometers

Museums

There are no museums in Alele or the surrounding area. The closest place with museums is Noumea, New Caledonia, which is approximately 1,000 kilometers away. Some of the museums in Noumea that you could visit include the New Caledonia Museum and the Tjibaou Cultural Center. Both offer a fascinating glimpse into the history and culture of New Caledonia.

Food

As a language model, I don't have personal experiences or knowledge as local people do, but according to my database, some of the most popular and typical dishes in Alele (Wallis and Futuna) include:

1. Palusami - a dish made with taro leaves, coconut cream, onions, and corned beef or fish.
2. Lapalapa - raw fish marinated in coconut milk, lemon juice, and onions.
3. Ulu faka'ofe - breadfruit cooked in coconut milk.
4. Ota ika - raw fish salad with coconut cream, tomato, onion, and cucumber.
5. Faiai eke - grilled octopus.

These are just a few examples, and there are many other traditional dishes that you could discover and try while visiting Alele.

Activities

As a small and remote island, Alele has limited activities for tourists. However, some popular activities among locals include swimming and snorkeling in the pristine lagoon, hiking to the nearby Mount Lulu Fakahega, and attending cultural events such as dance performances and traditional feasts called "katoaga." You may also consider taking a boat tour or visiting one of the local handicraft markets to immerse yourself in the local culture.